Sentence examples for will maybe have from inspiring English sources

"We're making it a little bit more upscale, and will maybe have a little bar on site," Mr. Athanasopoulos said.

But now all the politicians, all the ministers will maybe have doubts when they go and see escort girls or when they go to sex clubs.

As co-director Louise Blackwell explains: "When we return to each of these places, we hope that people there will have made a connection and will maybe have been to see one of the shows and say, 'that's by Fuel, I don't know this new artist that they're bringing, but I'm going to go because it's a Fuel produced event'".

"When we use Jermain, if we use him with another forward, everyone else will maybe have to adapt and evolve," he said.

"When the top is perfected, people will maybe have half a can with their friends and save the rest," said Rubenfeld.

As Burns puts it, "you have 2 options; run a dance music night, where people typically show up between 11.30pm and 1am and so will maybe have the opportunity to buy 1 or 2 drinks, or; you run a more commercial night where people show up hours earlier and so spend much more at the bar".

For a sonnet I'll maybe have something more substantial like a trout or some duck.

I'll maybe have to do it before the draw because they might not help us if we're in the same group".

"We'll maybe have to dip into our pockets a bit more - that's a plan.

"I'm hoping that we'll maybe have 32 ladies," she said.

"I would imagine 90% of the opportunities I'll maybe have will mean that I can't do that.